The Sunday News
Nigel Siziba, Sunday Life Reporter
LOCAL production house Limelite Media is set to release a teen movie titled Teenage Trail on 3 November.
The movie is basically meant to warn teenagers about vuzu parties and risks of involving themselves in the joint.
Sunday Life spoke to Shaleen Buhlebethu Charles Ndlovu who is also in the cast who narrated the objective of the movie.
“Basically the movie is about teenagers who went to a party which their parents were unaware of and one of them goes missing. It talks of the vuzu parties and the dangers thereof and is set to be released on 3 November this year,” she said.
She also said the idea behind the movie came after realising the rise of vuzu parties and the amount of moral damage that they were causing.
“I think the inspiration of this movie came after realising the rise of these teenage parties that most of the kids go to where we don’t really know what transpires there, some do not return home and some make mistakes that will haunt them forever,” said Ndlovu.
Viewers should expect to be educated, entertained and informed all in the same bowl.
“I cannot say much but our viewers should expect to be educated and entertained at the same time,” she said.
She also added that the film would revive the film industry as it is expected to attract a lot of young blood.
“Well what I can say is that this movie has got young and vibrant minds, we are also out to revive the industry and we will attract youngsters who want to venture into movie production as well as proving to the white collar job community that art is also an industry not just a hobby,” she said.
She said she was going to release yet another movie titled Thunqa in December.
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